10 Lessons From "Mastery" π
1. If there is any sure route to success and fulfillment in life, it is to be found in the long-term.
1. If there is any sure route to success and fulfillment in life, it is to be found in the long-term.
2. All significant learning is composed of brief spurts of progress followed by long periods of work where if feels as if youβre going nowhere.
3. As we practice things, even though it feels like we are making no progress at all, we are turning new behaviors into habits. Learning is happening all along.
4. The most successful path to mastery is to practice for the sake of the practice itself. Not for the result.
5. The anti-mastery mentality is focused on quick fixes. Heart surgery rather than diet and exercise. Lottery tickets rather than retirement savings.
6. On learning: For mastering most skills, thereβs nothing better than being in the hands of a master teacher.
7. On finding a good teacher: To see the teacher clearly, look at his students.
7. On finding a good teacher: To see the teacher clearly, look at his students.
8. Rewards will always come to someone who commits to the practice, but the rewards are not the goal. The practice is the goal.
9. Masters love the practice and because they love it, they get better. And the better they get, the more they enjoy the practice. Itβs an upward spiral.
10. If you want to truly master something, you must be willing to remain a beginner and look a fool. The beginnerβs mind is required for learning anything new.
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